Verb:

कंजूस, कंजूष व्हा,

skimp's Usage Examples:

focused on the physical attractiveness of the young women, who all wore skimpy blue smocks and had names like "Abigail", "Lolita", "Tuesday", "Wednesday".

convey the depth of her career from one album, this set at least didn"t skimp on the jazz and blues numbers that earned her her reputation.

And they skimp and scrape to send these people "10 bucks, "20 bucks, whatever they can.

janitorial job at an all-woman software firm led by the Ferrari-driving, skimpily clad Madame President.

restaurants that employ skimpily-dressed female waitstaff.

TheaterIn 1928 she joined Vanities, produced by Earl Carroll, but her mother forced her to quit due to her skimpy costume.

perversely twists the book"s characters, drops some of the best scenes, skimps on the sex and – unbelievably – substitutes Thurber"s leaden writing for.

Jiang, a greedy businessman, opens up a haunted inn and skimps out on the ingredients in his dumplings.

The stories never skimped on the action, but Powell"s talent for humor, his penchant for sending.

Critics were divided over her beauty and her skimpy designs in SNK Heroines: Tag Team Frenzy.

a lack of money; Ginn later explained: "I mean, we were thinking about skimping on our meals.

the production suffered from "the skimping of preparation time, the skimping of histrionic talent, and the skimping of imagination and subtlety" although.

Guardian, "to be honest, Brick Mansions is not a great film — it kind of skimps on the parkour, the main reason why anyone went to see District 13.

Synonyms:

restrict, scant,

Antonyms:

sell, lose, derestrict,